Stockholm Exergi builds Sweden's first large-scale carbon capture facility

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Stockholm Exergi is building a large-scale carbon dioxide capture facility in Hjorthagen. The project receives over 20 billion kronor in state support to help meet climate goals.

The facility is Sweden's first of its kind and is planned in Hjorthagen. Construction aims to capture carbon dioxide on a large scale.

The project is partly funded with over 20 billion kronor from the state. This support is intended to help Sweden reach its climate targets.

Stockholm Exergi leads the work on the new facility. The construction marks an important step in Swedish carbon management.

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